Podcast appearances and mentions of doug woods

A Test and a Sign by Doug Woods, Deuteronomy 8:2

In this episode of the Additive Snack Podcast, host Fabian Alefeld chats with Douglas Woods, President of AMT, about the evolving landscape of manufacturing. They discuss the significance of AI, robotics, and macroeconomic factors affecting the industry. Doug shares insights from his extensive background in manufacturing, including family history and personal experiences. They delve into the role of AI in optimizing manufacturing processes, the future of humanoid robotics, and the intersection of emerging technologies with additive manufacturing. The episode also explores the impact of reshoring and geopolitical shifts on global supply chains, offering practical advice for companies navigating the future of localized production. Tune in for a comprehensive discussion on how advancements in technology are shaping the future of manufacturing.Comments about the show or wish to share your AM journey? Contact us at additive.snack@eos-na.com. The Additive Snack Podcast is brought to you by EOS. For more information about AMT, visit their website and connect with Doug Woods on LinkedIn. 02:01 Doug Woods' Family History in Manufacturing06:16 The Importance of Apprenticeship Programs06:54 Challenges in Workforce Development14:54 The Role of AI in Manufacturing20:21 Generative vs. Agentic AI22:50 AI's Impact on Additive Manufacturing30:14 The Future of Digital Twins and Omniverse37:42 Democratization of Manufacturing Technology39:42 Sustainability in Business Practices41:12 The Rise of Robotics in Manufacturing43:18 Humanoid Robotics: The Next Frontier50:51 Additive Manufacturing in Robotics57:25 Geopolitical Shifts and Reshoring Manufacturing01:09:17 Advice for Embracing New Technologies01:14:28 Conclusion and Final Thoughts 

Why I Believe in the Spirit of Prophecy by Doug Woods, 2 Chronicles 20:20

The Truth Shall Make You Free, by Doug Woods

God in Bad Company by Doug Woods

IMTS never sleeps…seriously! According to Doug Woods and Michelle Edmonson of AMT, preparation for IMTS 2024 is already underway. This last episode of our IMTS series previews what's in store for the largest, longest-running industry tradeshow two years from now. They're working toward a brand-new tradeshow experience while maintaining the momentum, collaboration, and conversations from 2022. https://www.okuma.com https://www.amtonline.org

God's "Only Begotten Son" What Does it Mean - and NOT Mean, Doug Woods

In this episode, Dr. Assata Zerai, Vice President for Equity and Inclusion at the University of New Mexico, and Dr. Doug Woods, Dean of the Graduate School at Marquette University, discuss career diversity, interdisciplinary scholarship, and how humanities doctoral training plays a role in the work of higher education administration.

In this episode: The increase in mileage rates for 2022. The Premium Tax Credit repayment has been extended. The Build Back Better Bill will not be passed by year-end.  Look for a revised version in 2022. Before you donate, check online for an organization's tax-exempt status, even if it's one you've donated to before. Front-loading donor advised funds is a great tax strategy for gifting.  Doug Woods, from 302 Aquaponics, tells us about his hydroponics operation, working on getting the word out about his business, what it's like to start a business during a pandemic and what's next for him and his team. 

In this episode of the Mobile Music Roundtable Podcast we discuss the state of mobile music production, app pricing models and more. We'll be featuring new panelists each and every month discussing topics important to the iOS music production community. Hope you enjoy!Panelists:-Jordan Rudess: https://jordanrudess.com-Michael Tyson: https://atastypixel.com-Tim Exile: https://endlesss.fm/-Patrick Baird: https://thegaragebandguide.com/-Doug Woods: https://www.youtube.com/thesoundtestroom

Are You Saved, by Doug Woods

Doug Woods started his professional dance career at age 17 at the Lido de Paris at the Stardust Hotel on Las Vegas. Later in his life he went back to school to get his Masters and write his thesis on the History of the Floorshow and how they came about and why they are the way they are. He is a wealth of knowledge about the Miss Bluebell, Donn Arden, Paris and Vegas history. https://douglaswwoods.wordpress.com/ Check out the Patreon www.patreon.com/bluebellsforeverpod Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to see photos and updates www.instagram.com/bluebells_forever/ www.facebook.com/Bluebells-Forever-100660515010096

In this ProcessMiner University podcast, listen in as Doug Woods, President of the Association for Manufacturing Technology (AMT) shares with Tom Tulloch, ProcessMiner CCO, his thoughts on how to get more value and ROI from your factory data. Hear how manufacturers are leveraging data to improve operations, what technologies manufacturers are investing in that seem to be delivering the most value or highest return on investment, along with advice on how to begin the digital transformation journey. With the rise of cloud computing, it’s becoming much less expensive, faster and easier to deploy software solutions, and that includes artificial intelligence. Given this fact, and given the rapid pace of technology adoption in manufacturing, Doug will give his predictions on if we will witness a lot of M&A activity in IoT and AI before interest rates go any higher, and what manufacturing will look like in five years.

My Album Of The Week : Suite Of Dreams by Turdetans from Spain Also including music from : Dave Gilmour, Tim Bowness, Obsidian Dawn, Pain Of Salvation, Built For The Future, Doug Woods & Colin Powell ( The Instrumental Spot ), Pendragon ( The First 3 Feature ), Overhead ( Live ) & The Pineapple […]

My Album Of The Week : Satur9 & Indigo by My Arrival from The Netherlands. Also including music from : Pendragon, New Years Day, The Samurai Of Prog, Seven Steps To The Green Door, Wishbone Ash, Doug Woods & Colin Powell, Godsticks ( The First 3 Feature ), Long Earth & Anathema ( Live ).

Featuring music from Acid Rain, Alco Frisbass, Asgard, Brimstone, Celestial O’euvre, Circus Maximus, Dave Greenslade, Doug Woods & Colin Powell, Evil Masquerade, Face The Day, Fischer’s Flicker, Guido’s Hand, Harmonium, Hydra, Jackson Heights, Junipher Greene, Mayze, Pyramaze, Reale Accademia Di Musica, Syncromind Project, Thessera, United Progressive Fraternity, and Wrabit. Do you enjoy Prog-Scure? If so, […]

In the searing heat of Las Vegas, Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence (HMI) recently hosted its HxGN LIVE 2019 event that was attended by more than 3000 customers, partners, journalists and industry experts. MTD magazine takes a look at the event that will be coming to the UK on the 1st and 2nd of October. OK, so the HxGN LOCAL Smart Manufacturing UK two-day event won’t be taking place in Sin City at the Venetian hotel, but the Belfry Hotel and Resort will offer equal prestige with keynote speaker Sir Ranulph Fiennes sharing inspirational stories from his international expeditions whilst ‘The Stig’ will form part of the evening entertainment. Hexagon’s keynote speaker, Manufacturing Intelligence President Mr Norbert Hanke, will pick up the reins with ‘Smart is Hiding in Plain Sight’ – an insightful nudge of encouragement for manufacturers to discover the untapped smart potential in their processes. The event will also include a variety of speakers addressing topics such as automation, autonomous mobility, smart factories and what will be required to navigate future technologies and the economy. Let’s not forget the event will also be an opportunity to absorb the latest software innovations that will include the recent launch of WORKNC JAVELIN, VISI, NCSIMUL, RADAN and EDGECAM 2020.0 Versions whilst the metrology division will be promoting the latest innovations such as the Leica Absolute Tracker ATS600 and AT960, the Tigo and Optiv, the RA8 Arms and the Tesa products to name a few. The Belfry Hotel won’t have the size or scale of the world’s third-largest hotel and its 7000 rooms and numerous conference theatres; so we’ll take a look at what took place at the ninth consecutive HxGN LIVE 2019 event in Nevada to give you a flavour of what direction Hexagon is headed in and what you can expect to see in October. Where better to begin than with the opening keynote speech from Ola Rollen, the President and CEO of Hexagon. As the opening presentation of the event, Ola instantly struck a chord with the ‘Can Data Save the World’ speech. Entering the stage to ‘The Final Countdown’ tune from Europe, Ola started by saying: “This is an extremely ambitious subject, but let’s ‘try to save the world’. The first question is does the world need saving? As the third rock from the sun, the world will do fine without us, but what is under threat is mankind. What we will focus on is how to save mankind, and not the earth.” Ola continued by looking at statistics on the extinction of species such as the extinction of 80% of marine mammals, 50% of all plant life and 83% of all land mammals. Further startling statistics on de-forestation, micro-plastic consumption and over-population really hit home with delegates; and Ola cleverly linked the exponential global GDP growth to the industrial revolution, economic development and our goals for growth and a better lifestyle. “We have scaled up, but not sustainably and this is our problem. Scientists predict the point of no sustainable return is 2050, so we have 30 years to fix this, and it could be the best business opportunity you have ever encountered. We have to transform ‘bad into good’ and monetise the opportunities.” Ola provided video testimonials and statistics and alluded to how F1 cars are 30% more efficient than road vehicles, highlighting how metrology data from Hexagon has been used in F1, solely to improve efficiency. “We have the technology and the data available, we need to scale it better and F1 is proof that we can do it. By transferring this data to road vehicles we could save 3billion metric tonnes of CO2 a year from the global annual consumption rate of 36 billion tonnes. We can transfer this data to the aerospace and agriculture industries also, to create greater environmental savings.” For those less familiar with the breadth and scope of the Hexagon brand, the company extends way beyond metrology and CAD/CAM software. The Las Vegas event hosted more than 150 seminars and presentations that ran concurrently on the first day of proceedings with an equal number of educational opportunities on each of the three full days of the event. Yes, that’s well over 400 presentations. The subject matter and scope of Hexagon is mind-blowing with products, solutions and innovations as far reaching as building construction and design, geospatial and data mapping, mobile MapWorks and GPS, utilities detection, mapping and operational software; digital twins, visualisation and automation platforms, geo-scientific imagery, public safety and much much more. The company has products and solutions that can, and are being integrated into almost all aspects of our daily life without our realisation. The hundreds of presentations covered examples from industries and applications as diverse as air traffic control, smart cities, the monitoring of natural disasters and debris flow, utilities management and efficiency, policing and safer communities, mining, public transport, space travel and environmental management. Of course, the underlying theme was the promotion of Hexagon products and solutions that was ingeniously packaged as an environmentally, cost and time efficient spectrum of innovation that rightly appealed to everyone. This message was underlined throughout the event with real-life examples aplenty. All this tied neatly back to the introductory keynote speech from OIa Rollen. Beyond the manufacturing sector, Ola gave note to how the Georeferencing of seed plantation, pesticides, fertilisation and watering in the agriculture industry can reduce agriculture CO2 levels by 50% whilst increasing food output by 30% and thereby shaving an additional 4billion tonnes of CO2 from global output - just by using data we can already access. In the manufacturing industry, Ola stated the global industry has 40% efficiency and by using scientific data we could reach 95% efficiency, shaving an additional 5billion tonnes of CO2 from world consumption. “Business, as usual, is not the best business decision going forward. You may say what has this got to do with me? But never before in your career has the cost of doing nothing been so high, and it keeps on rising. If you don’t react to opportunities, you will be run out of business. You will lose market share and costs will sky-rocket. For businesses that look for scalable sustainability by using data in their processes to reduce CO2 and global footprint, those businesses will be the winners.” “Our vision at Hexagon is where data is fully leveraged, so we can really take advantage of it for humanity and create a sustainable situation for us all as a species. I think you should all use the opportunity to ask Hexagon experts to explain opportunities. We are what we have been waiting for! We have to fix this global problem and we don’t have time to wait for somebody else to fix this for us. So, it is your data that can save the world – but only if we put it to work,” concluded Rollen. Following the engaging opening address, the event kicked off with the ‘Manufacturing Intelligence Track’ that got underway with a packed training programme from the manufacturing software portfolio. CAE solutions training ran in parallel with the PC-DMIS Users’ Group masterclasses, while users of the SURFCAM, EDGECAM and CABINET VISION production software solutions also engaged in dedicated sessions throughout the week. Attendees also had the opportunity to visit ‘The Zone’ for their first look at the technology showcase where manufacturers were invited to see Hexagon’s vision of the smarter manufacturing ecosystem through an augmented reality experience before getting hands-on with the design and engineering, production and metrology solutions. This gave attendees the platform to discuss ways to make factories, processes and products smarter with application experts. One of the centrepiece presentations was delivered by Norbert Hanke who took to the stage for his track keynote ‘Smart Is Hiding in Plain Sight’, inviting the audience to join him on a search for ‘smart’. This presentation that will be delivered at the Belfry in October, focused around finding data in factories and learning how to put it to work – enforcing the thread that was delivered by Ola Rollen during his opening speech. The event also welcomed dozens of guest speakers that all delivered a broad scope of insights and perspectives from the global manufacturing industry. One such presentation was provided by Mr Doug Woods, the President of The Association For Manufacturing Technology. He shared insights from his work with manufacturers around the world; reflecting on the state of the industry, its readiness and willingness to pursue a smart manufacturing strategy and some of the new enabling technologies helping to make it happen. Continuing this ‘enabling technology’ theme, Erik Josefsson, Vice President, Head of Advanced Industries at Ericsson, explained the six superpowers of 5G and what it will mean for factory connectivity. As well as presentations, seminars and the latest technological advancements the HxGN LIVE event also hosted the third annual ‘Manufacturing Leadership Summit’. The goal of the summit was to offer a think-tank style experience for industry leaders to tackle some of the big issues in manufacturing and for customers to learn from each other. At the forthcoming Belfry event, acclaimed futurist, author and global speaker Stefan Hyttfors will deliver a seminar on ‘Five things you must know about the future.’ Focussing on disruptive technologies, behavioural change and next-generation leadership with a background in journalism and economics, his mission is to make manufacturers ready for change. “Change is what makes life fun, what makes each generation more well off than the one before and what makes this a great time to be alive. It’s a relentless tide that we can either fight against or ride. I prefer riding it, and I want to help you do the same.” Be sure to book your place at the Smart Manufacturing UK event and attend with a mindset to embrace change and succeed.

Featuring My Album Of The Week : You Are Here from Fine Soft Day. Also including music by : Audience ( Request ), The Mighty Fallen, Kaprekar’s Constant, Karibow, Doug Woods & Colin Powell, Cirrha Niva ( The First 3 Feature ), Darrel Treece-Birch, Magic Pie & The Kentish Spires.

THE PROGROCK TUNESDAY SHOW show 20 featuring APOLIS from Athens, Greece, supported by music from: Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate, Doug Woods and Colin Powell, Nova Cascade, Innerspace, ELOY, Last flight to Pluto, Pymlico, The Paradox Twin, Grand Tour Music, Eveline’s Dust, Big Big Train, Peter Bardens, John Holden Music, Nomadic Horizon, Servants Of Science.

EPISODE 25! We are a quarter of the way to Episode 100, shout out math. In this weeks' show we deep dive into the drama that is NBA free agency, what in the world is Kawhi up to? We discuss the FIFA Women's World Cup, which has proved to be quite lucrative for our gambling guys. USA USA USA. Then We get into some MLB talk, All-Star Break is coming up and we have some predictions for the festivities. Also we have a great interview with Doug Woods, who analyzes everything going on in NHL free agency. Thanks for listening, Subscribe, Rate and Review!! visit our website: 7thRoundMedia.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-7th-rounders-podcast/support

On this episode of MakingChips, Jason and Jim sit down with Doug Woods, President of AMT to discuss the digital transformation in the manufacturing industry. Doug has had a lifetime of experience in manufacturing and now shares that experience with manufacturing leaders around the globe. He has a passion for innovation and for helping others integrate new technologies into their companies. Listen as Doug Woods shares his perspective on the future of manufacturing and gives tips for how your company can benefit from the digital transformation. Connect with us: www.MakingChips.com/contact Is there a manufacturing industry image problem? Prior to 2008, it seemed like the entire manufacturing industry was suffering from an image problem. However, following the recession, there was a shift in focus on the importance and opportunity of manufacturing jobs in America. With the rising cost of college and the plethora of irrelevant degree fields, manufacturing is starting to recover its image. The excitement of the digital transformation is also helping to change the perception of manufacturing, especially among younger men and women. The innovation and technologies at the forefront of the digital transformation Every generation since Ford introduced the assembly line has considered itself to be in the era of advanced technology. However, Doug Woods explains that what makes manufacturing different now from previous generations is the speed at which technology is advancing. This rapid introduction of technology and innovation is enabling the manufacturing industry to grow and change in new and exciting ways. Doug talks about some of these specific technologies and how they are contributing to the digital transformation during this interview. Being a part of the digital transformation of manufacturing requires a strategy New technologies are being introduced at such a fast pace that it is easy to become overwhelmed. However, there is a way to assess the opportunities that the digital transformation of manufacturing can provide for your company. The best way to prepare your company for these opportunities is by developing a strategy. Doug Woods says that you don’t have to dive into new technology all at once. He encourages leaders to assess their areas of expertise. By finding a digital solution that can enhance your position in the market, you can begin the process of transformation in your company. Listen as Doug gives more tips for introducing new technologies during this interview. Tips for Cultivating a Positive Culture in Your Company You spend a lot of time at work. The people you work with can become family. If you have to spend so much time with your co-workers, you should do everything you can to enjoy it. The digital transformation can help you work better and more efficiently, but it can’t create a new work culture. It is important to invest in the type of culture you want to have in your company. Doug Woods shares the four cornerstones that he has implemented into the culture of AMT. Applying these tips could motivate your employees to be better while enjoying their work more. Here’s The Good Stuff! Introduction of Doug Woods, President of The Association of Manufacturing Technology Doug Woods background working on the tool and die shop floor How AMT serves manufacturers through industry intelligence and market access Does the manufacturing industry have an image problem? The innovation and technologies contributing to the digital transformation of manufacturing Developing a digital strategy that will help you integrate new technologies Doug Woods explains what blockchain technology is and how it is useful How to implement a digital strategy by leveraging your area of expertise Learning about future technology at IMTS Four cornerstones of business that Doug Woods has instilled at AMT Tools & Takeaways http://IMTS.com MTConnect MT360 This Week’s Superstar Guest AMT Doug Woods Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube Subscribe to Making Chips on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify

From vocal tics to biting nails, we've got you covered in this week's episode on the use of habit reversal.  Rob shares what might be the ultimate resource guide to this nifty treatment package while Diana and Jackie describe the long, hard road behavior analysis took to make habit reversal an accepted intervention for Tourette disorder.  That means, we're talking randomized controlled trials, people!  All that and Rob tries to convince author Dr. Doug Woods to be his new best friend.  Seriously, Dr. Woods, please give him a call...he won't shut up about your talk! Articles discussed this episode: Miltenberger, R.G., Fuqua, R.W, & Woods, D.W.  (1998).  Applying behavior analysis to clinical problems: Review and analysis of habit reversal.  Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 31, 447-469.  doi: 10.1901/jaba.1998.31-447 Woods, D.W., Twohig, M.P., Flessner, C.A., & Roloff, T.J.  (2003).  Treatment of vocal tics in children with Tourette syndrome:  Investigating the efficacy of habit reversal.  Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 36, 109-112.  doi: 10.1901/jaba.2003.36-109 Himle, M.B., Woods, D.W., Piacentini, J.C., Walkup, J.T.  (2006).  Brief review of habit reversal training for Tourette syndrome.  Journal of Child Neurology, 21, 719-725.  doi: 10.2310/7010.2006.00158 Piacentini, J., Woods, D.W., Scahill, L., Wilhelm, S., Peterson, A.L., Chang, S., Ginsburg, G.S., Deckersbach, T., Dziura, J., Levi-Pearl, S., & Walkup, J.T.  (2010).  Behavior Therapy for Children with Tourette Disorder: A randomized controlled trial.  Journal of the American Medical Association, 303, 1929-1937.  doi: 10.1001/jama.2010.607 If you're interested in ordering CEs for listening to this episode, click here to go to the store page. You'll need to enter your name, BCBA #, and the two episode secret code words to complete the purchase. Email us at abainsidetrack@gmail.com for further assistance.

On this episode of MakingChips, we are very pleased to welcome Doug Woods, President of AMT–the organization behind IMTS 2016. AMT (The Association For Manufacturing Technology) supports and promotes the U.S. manufacturing technology industry. The association provides U.S. builders of manufacturing systems with the latest information on technical developments, trade and marketing opportunities, and economic issues. Doug speaks with us about the ever-changing face of manufacturing, and how it continues to elevate IMTS into an industry success story. Doug also shares some innovations in this year’s conference, including a collaboration with Hannover Fairs. Lastly, we discuss MT Connect, an open-soure, royalty-free manufacturing communications protocol that helps to provide more efficient operations, improve production optimization, and increase productivity. Episode Structure:[01:15] - Alro Steel [02:58] - Welcome Doug Woods [04:47] - Bringing in Students [08:17] - An Industry Success Story [09:03] - Innovating the Conference [11:07] - MT Connect [12:27] - Collaboration with Hanover Fairs [13:14] - An Energized Industry [14:20] - Conclusion of Episode Mentioned in this Episode:Alro Steel | American Metal SupplierHannover Fairs USAMT Connect We Want to Hear From You, The Metalworking Nation:• jim@makingchips.com • jason@makingchips.com • ryan@makingchips.com Telephone: (312) 725-0245  

That Harvest Moon is shining in the sky telling us that fall is almost here! So join me for a few hours of cool, electronic and ambient musical entertainment as we prepare to bid adieu to Summer 2016. Here's what I have on tap for you this month, o faithful listener:1. British Theatre – Defeat Skeletons (from the album Dyed In The Wool Ghost, 2012)2. Doug Woods and Colin Powell – Rats In The Attic (from the album The Haunting Of Sally Caster, 2015)3. Shpongle – Shpongle Falls (from the album Are You Shpongled?, 1998)4. Darkroom – Some Of These Numbers Mean Something (from the album Some Of These Numbers Mean Something, 2008)5. Eddie Jobson – The Sojourn (from the album Theme Of Secrets, 1985)6. Larry Fast's Synergy – Warriors (from the album Reconstructed Artifacts, 2002)7. Tangerine Dream – Cloudburst Flight (from the album Force Majeure, 1979)8. Vangelis – Alpha (from the album Albedo 0.39, 1975)9. Andreas Vollenweider – Behind The Gardens, Behind The Wall, Under The Tree (from the album The Essential Andreas Vollenweider, 2000)10. George Winston – Colors /Dance (from the album Autumn, 1980)11. Shpongle – Around The World In A Tea Daze (from the album Tales Of The Inexpressible, 2001)12. Ian Boddy & David Wright – Comets (from the album Shifting Sands, 2009)13. Trevor Rabin – Roundabend (from the album Gone In Sixty Seconds (Original Soundtrack), 2000)14. Jean-Michel Jarre – Rendez-vous 2 (from the album Images, 1991)15. Resonant Drift – On The Edge Of Doubt (from the album Resonant Drift, 2004)16. Patrick Moraz – Time For A Change (from the album Out In The Sun, 1977)Until next time...be good to each other, and remember to Prog On, brothers and sisters!Cheers!Tony

This episode is relevant to consumers and professionals. In this episode, R. Trent Codd, III, Ed.S., LPC, LCAS interviews Doug Woods, PhD about the behavioral treatment of Tourette Syndrome. In this episode they discuss: What Tourette Syndrome is  The behavioral approach to treating Tourette Syndrome along with the research base supporting this approach  The research on other psychosocial treatments for this disorder  Myths surrounding the behavioral treatment of Tourette Syndrome with an emphasis on what the research says about the myths discussed  DOUG WOODS, PhD BIOGRAPHY Douglas W. Woods, PhD, received his doctorate in clinical psychology from Western Michigan University in 1999. He is a recognized expert in the assessment and treatment of tic disorders and trichotillomania and is currently associate professor and director of clinical training in the Department of Psychology at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Woods has authored or coauthored more than ninety papers and chapters and has edited two book describing behavioral interventions for tic disorders, trichotillomania, and other repetitive behavior problems. He has presented his work nationally and internationally with over 100 conference presentations and numerous invited talks. Woods is a founding member of the Tourette Syndrome Association’s (TSA) Behavioral Sciences Consortium, is a member of TSA’s Medical Advisory Board, and serves on the Scientific Advisory Board of the Trichotillomania Learning Center. He has been funded by the TSA Grants program, Trichotillomania Learning Center Grants program, and is currently funded by the NIH as part of two separate multisite research projects investigating the efficacy of behavior therapy for children and adults with Tourette Syndrome.